Wasabi Wallet

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Wasabi Wallet

An open source, native desktop wallet for Windows, Linux, and MacOS. Wasabi implements trustless CoinJoins over the Tor network. Neither an observer nor the participants can determine which output belongs to which input. This makes it difficult for outside parties to trace where a particular coin originated from and where it was sent to, which greatly improves privacy. Since it's trustless, the CoinJoin coordinator cannot breach the privacy of the participants. Wasabi is compatible with cold storage and hardware wallets, including OpenCard and Trezor.

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Wasabi Wallet Source Code

Author

WalletWasabi

Description

Open-source, non-custodial, privacy preserving Bitcoin wallet for Windows, Linux, and Mac.

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Homepage

https://wasabiwallet.io

License

MIT

Created

03 Apr 16

Last Updated

11 Jul 26

Latest version

var64

Primary Language

C#

Size

1,227,693 KB

Stars

2,576

Forks

561

Watchers

2,576

Language Usage

Language Usage

Star History

Star History

Top Contributors

Recent Commits

  • Coinjoiner (11 Jul 26)

    Fix regtest from persisting block header chain (#14773) * Fix regtest from persisting block header chain * Remove the comments

  • Lucas Ontivero (11 Jul 26)

    Display info while p2p sync (#14698) * Display info while p2p sync * First acceptable version (P2P only) * CR suggestions

  • Lucas Ontivero (10 Jul 26)

    Fix mempool fee estimation for non-matching targets (#14768) The SmartEstimationsWithMempoolInfo function used GroupJoin to match Bitcoin Core confirmation targets (2, 3, 6, 18, 36...) with mempool- derived targets (1, 2, 3, 4...). Since the join matched on exact keys, most mempool data was ignored for targets beyond the mempool depth. For example, if the mempool had 4MB (targets 1-4) but Bitcoin Core requested target 6, the join found no match and fell back to FeeRate.Zero, completely ignoring the mempool congestion data. The fix finds the best matching mempool estimate by using the largest mempool target that is less than or equal to the requested target. This ensures that mempool congestion data properly influences fee estimates even when targets don't exactly align.

  • Lucas Ontivero (09 Jul 26)

    Improve randomness generation code (#14767)

  • Carti-it (09 Jul 26)

    LinqExtensions: Use .NET shuffling algorithm (#14757)

  • Carti-it (09 Jul 26)

    Logger: Configuration only through `Configure` method [3/n] (#14744) * Logger: Configure logger for crash reporter only if crash reporter is to be displayed * Logger: Remove public methods that will no longer be available * Logger: Expand lock

  • Carti-it (09 Jul 26)

    LinqExtensions: Optimize `WeightedAverage` method (#14748)

  • Carti-it (09 Jul 26)

    Ban NWabiSabi `WasabiRandom` implementations (#14760)

  • Carti-it (09 Jul 26)

    LinqExtensionsTests: CombinationsWithoutRepetitionZeroLength can fail on CI (#14764)

  • Carti-it (09 Jul 26)

    KeyManager: Fix a synchronization issue in `GetKeys` (#14763)

  • Carti-it (09 Jul 26)

    WalletFilterProcessor: Minor cleanup (#14765) * WalletFilterProcessor: Minor cleanup * WalletFilterProcessor: Refactor

  • Carti-it (07 Jul 26)

    Remove `P2PNodesManager` and merge to `NodeConnectionManager` (#14713) * Remove P2PNodesManager and update test to test NodeConnectionManager fully * WalletFilterProcessor: Fix typo * Rename `NodeConnectionManager` to `P2pConnectionManager` * CR * Fix a potential bug when `Nodes` might become empty fast * Move p2p logic to p2pnodemanager * Remove unused parameter --------- Co-authored-by: Lucas Ontivero <[email protected]>

  • Carti-it (07 Jul 26)

    Rounds: Improve log (#14756)

  • Carti-it (07 Jul 26)

    TorProcessManager: Log folder and parameters of the Tor process that was started (#14746)

  • Lucas Ontivero (07 Jul 26)

    NScheme migration (#14747) * Use NScheme instead of the built-in interpreter * Update NScheme package version

  • Coinjoiner (07 Jul 26)

    Fix coins wrongly showing anonymity score 2147483647 (#14730)

  • Carti-it (06 Jul 26)

    LinqExtensions: Remove `Singleton()` (#14745)

  • Lucas Ontivero (05 Jul 26)

    Add appimage packages (#14741)

  • Carti-it (05 Jul 26)

    Upgrade Tor to 0.4.9.9 (#14703) * upgrade-tor.sh: Fix geoip copying * Upgrade Tor to 0.4.9.9

  • Lucas Ontivero (05 Jul 26)

    Change end of feed detection (#14723) * Change end of feed detection * Add regression test

  • Carti-it (04 Jul 26)

    Logger: Rename `InitializeDefaults` to `Configure` (#14731)

  • Lucas Ontivero (04 Jul 26)

    Fix bundled apps permissions (#14742)

  • Lucas Ontivero (04 Jul 26)

    Announce linux ARM (#14740)

  • Lucas Ontivero (04 Jul 26)

    Replace relay.damus.io by nostr.mom (#14739)

  • Carti-it (03 Jul 26)

    UX: Show TXID(s) at the top of transaction details (#14719) * UX: Show TXID(s) at the top of transaction details * revert whitespace changes

  • nopara73 (03 Jul 26)

    Limit RPC filter sync batches (#14732)

  • Carti-it (01 Jul 26)

    StatusIcon: Use more descriptive status for Bitcoin RPC (#14715)

  • Carti-it (01 Jul 26)

    `Logger`: Make sure that logger is initialized as early as possible (#14726)

  • Coinjoiner (01 Jul 26)

    Fix unresponsive Settings "Done" button when opened from the Bitcoin RPC error notification (#14727)

  • Remco Ros (30 Jun 26)

    fix: only use Tor RPCClient for .onion addresses (#14711) * fix: only use Tor RPCClient for .onion addresses * chore: update comment, mention loopback Co-authored-by: Carti-it <[email protected]> --------- Co-authored-by: Carti-it <[email protected]>

Wasabi Wallet Security

5/10

Repo Security Summary

Updated 29 Jun 26

  • Packaging N/A
  • Maintained 10/10
  • Security-Policy 10/10
  • Code-Review 7/10
  • Dangerous-Workflow 10/10
  • Token-Permissions 0/10
  • CII-Best-Practices 0/10
  • Binary-Artifacts 0/10
  • License 10/10
  • Fuzzing 0/10
  • Branch-Protection N/A
  • Signed-Releases 8/10
  • SAST 0/10
  • Pinned-Dependencies 0/10

Wasabi Wallet Website

Website

wasabiwallet.io | 520: Web server is returning an unknown error

Redirects

Does not redirect

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Server Details

  • IP Address 172.67.188.28
  • Location San Francisco, California, United States of America, NA
  • ISP CloudFlare Inc.
  • ASN AS13335

Associated Countries

  • US US

Safety Score

Website marked as moderately safe

90%

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